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Final Fantasy XV
Final Fantasy XV has sold 10 million copies
And it only took five years.
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It has been revealed that after over five years of being on the market, Final Fantasy XV has officially surpassed the 10 million sold copies mark globally. Revealed in a tweet, the game has thanked its players for the support ever since the title debuted.
As a point of comparison, Final Fantasy VII: Remake, which launched two years ago in April 2020, has so far amassed five million sold copies, putting it on a similar track for success.
As for what's next for Final Fantasy, we're still awaiting a new trailer for Final Fantasy XVI, which is still under development.
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